Йоста В., Капоста Й., Надь Г. Влияние корпоративных инвестиций транснациональных компаний на экономическое развитие территории: опыт Венгрии [На англ.]
Viktória Józsa
PhD candidate (Regional Science), György Enyedi Doctoral School of Regional Sciences, Szent István University
Páter Károly St., 1, H-2100 Gödöllő, Hungary
József Káposzta
Prof. h.c. Dr. of Economics, Associate professor, Dean, Institute of Regional Economics and Rural Development, Faculty of Economics and Social Sciences, Szent István University
Páter Károly St., 1, H-2100 Gödöllő, Hungary
Henrietta Nagy
PhD in Management and Business Administration, Associate professor, Institute of Regional Economics and Rural Development, Faculty of Economics and Social Sciences, Szent István University
Páter Károly St., 1, H-2100 Gödöllő, Hungary
Abstract. Reindustrialisation and the European Industrial Renaissance are strategic priorities of the current EU programming period (2014-2020). In parallel with the declining significance of national economies, meso (local) level is becoming more and more powerful. Key actors of reindustrialisation are transnational companies (TNCs) and their locations, the specific settlements. Transnational companies are influential allies of local and regional communities from several aspects, such as society, economy, science, governance, natural and built environment. The scientific approach is based on the basic concepts of evolutionary economic geography and recent innovation models. Research papers generally focus on one or two aspects of embeddedness, for example innovation, social or institutional embeddedness. The current paper examines embeddedness from a complex, multidimensional perspective that has not yet been applied in this context. It presents a new model of the embedment process and a framework of corporate embeddedness based on case studies. By the application of a process- based, project-level, case study methodology in the empirical part, the research findings shed the light on the dynamics and selective nature of the embedment process that has been rarely addressed and analysed before. The authors consider that transnational companies have become decisive actors in the development path designation of their host locations and they can contribute significantly to the factors of city success and sustainable local economic development through their embedding.
Key words: transnational companies, territories of mesolevel, local economic development, corporate embeddedness, management, efficiency.
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